Will BlackBerry finally help with an update for their BlackBerry Link desktop software? This is mandatory and this makes us feel safe with our valuable and private data. I need to back them up and transfer files back and forth. I own and use 2 BlackBerry Passport devices and 1 BlackBerry Z10 (all run BB OS10, v. Naturally then, an ugly, strategic move by powerful, monopolistic companies can be to frustrate the hell out of us (= die-hard BB users & fans) and to finally push BlackBerry's handset division over the brim and into the abyss? Remember what they did to Palm (the best PDAs ever)? Remember what they did to Netscape Navigator (the best Browser back then)? Both would love to have the additional 1% creme-de-la-creme BB smartphone users of the world on their side. Both have 'trouble' with their marketshare. I have tested every solution provided on various forums, except: I refuse to reinstall an OS to get BB Link working because that CANNOT be the solution.īoth Microsoft and Apple are in the phone business. This utter FAILURE of BlackBerry Link HAS ONLY HAPPENED SOMETIME BETWEEN the 15th and 25th of September 2016, when Windows 'pushed' its latest updates onto our running systems. You might have read on many platforms that iTunes is also influencing BB Link's running?! 12.5.1.21 is installed on the computers in 1. Link runs on iOS X El Capitan but refuses to recognise the attached BlackBerry devices Passport or Z10 but it does charge them nevertheless. 10.11.6 with the latest updates (iMac 27" Mid. Notebook with Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 (64-bit) with the latest updates.
#Blackberry link windows 7 64 bit windows 10
Desktop with Windows 10 Pro (64-bit) with the latest updates (DELL Precision T5610)Ģ. My BB Link desktop software is installed on:ġ. Now, interesting is also, that BlackBerry Link worked perfectly fine until very recently even on the Win 10 (64-bit) operating system despite BB not promising compatibility. Not working with Win 7 is shocking, as BB claims it is compatible with that OS. I can confirm that BlackBerry Link surely does NOT work with the Win 7 (64-bit) operating system and with the iOS X El Capitan (in particular iOS X which lets Link start but refuses to recognize BB's top OS10 devices, which it should. You will read precisely that on various threads on the BlackBerry Community Forum, here on CrackBerry and elsewhere!
This NEW thread is to make you all understand that there is indeed a serious problem with BlackBerry Link, which has - quite apparently - been triggered by the latest Windows OS updates and, as some claim, even an iTunes SW update. There are many threads available on this particular issue.
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